This is the highest point of the historic city center and the confluence of two large longitudinal streets, Carda and Gaul. This city hill has always been a cult place populated by sacral buildings: the monastery and the church of St. Francis, the convent and church of the Benedictine Sisters, the church of Our Lady of Health and earlier, the convent and church of the Poor Clares and the Benedictine convent for men (on the site of today's primary school and school sports hall). That is why this northern hill of the city is sometimes figuratively called the "little Vatican".

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